This show is so funny and brilliant! I thinks it's one of the funniest British TV series I've ever seen.
Hopefully there'll be a season 5!
Do you know anymore funny TV series? (I think "Black Books" is quite funny too, and of course the "Mr. Bean".)
Fawlty Towers
Father Ted
Last of the Summer Wine
Keeping up Appearances
"I'm always happy. I'm my mother's daughter!" - Jamie Buchman
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LOVE Peep Show...watched it because of this comment. Kind of fell off after a couple of seasons, but whatev...still better than most things on TV. And it actually makes me feel better about men. I'll take sex-obsessed/stupid over malicious/crafty/scheming any day. :-)
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black books
The Mighty Boosh
Coupling
The In-Betweeners
SPACED!!!!
In addition to several already mentioned, I really liked 'Murder Most Horrid', but good luck trying to find it. As far as I know, it's not available on DVD.
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Dark Place (Moss plays an actor named Dean Learner playing a hospital director and the boss's son plays a doctor.)
My Hero
Father Ted
Black Adder
Red Dwarf
Vicar of Dibley
Mighty Boosh (first boss and the guy from the red door are both in it as well as Moss.)
Mr. Bean
Thin Blue Line
Fawlty Towers
Chef!
The Brittas Empire
Keeping up with Appearances
Are You Being Served?
Open all Hours
Not all of them are quite as funny as The IT Crowd or even have the same type of humor, but those are a lot of the ones I've seen on PBS or Adult Swim and have enjoyed.
(Sorry for the repeats.)
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Sorcerer's Apprentice-6/10
Predators-8/10
Despicable Me-8/10
Scott Pilgrim--8/10
Chris Morris wasn't actually in The Mighty Boosh but the resemblance between him and Julian Barrett is uncanny
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I really liked Paris, but I don't think you can find it on DVD, at least in the US. Had a few people from the Young Ones in it.
Eurotrash is funny, yet not in a strictly comedy way.
Oh and no one mentioned Absolutely Fabulous, which I loved. The Kumars at No. 42 was good too. And The League of Gentlemen and that one about the guy who was a superhero...can't remember the name of that one...My Hero, maybe?
Have you seen Absolutely Fabulous recently? I always used to enjoy that, but my brother got the DVD a couple of months ago and my whole family was just sat there thinking "We used to find this funny?"
I would add Coupling and Only Fools and Horses to previous people's lists. There are others I really enjoy but I think the humour would be too British-centric (such as Alan Partridge).
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